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If the power transmitted by the shaft is 400 kW at a speed of 2000 rev/min calculate: (i) (ii) The torque on the shaft. The maximum shear stress on the stepped down segment of the shaft

If the power transmitted by the shaft is 400 kW at a speed of 2000 rev/min calculate: (i) (ii) The torque on the shaft. The maximum shear stress on the stepped down segment of the shaft

Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Q3. (a) The rotor mast of a helicopter, shown in Figure Q3(a), is a cylindrical metal shaft stepped down at the top end to a diameter d of 30 cm to support the rotor blade arrangement. The rotor is powered by the engine, through the transmission. Jesun Nut Motor Binde Blade Grip Contral Rod Ruter Mast Swa Pate Ably Upper Swash Plate- Ball Bearngs Lower Swash Plate Fig.Q3(a): Rotor Shaft If the power transmitted by the shaft is 400 kW at a speed of 2000 rev/min calculate: (i) (ii) The torque on the shaft. The maximum shear stress on the stepped down segment of the shaft.
Transcribed Image Text:Q3. (a) The rotor mast of a helicopter, shown in Figure Q3(a), is a cylindrical metal shaft stepped down at the top end to a diameter d of 30 cm to support the rotor blade arrangement. The rotor is powered by the engine, through the transmission. Jesun Nut Motor Binde Blade Grip Contral Rod Ruter Mast Swa Pate Ably Upper Swash Plate- Ball Bearngs Lower Swash Plate Fig.Q3(a): Rotor Shaft If the power transmitted by the shaft is 400 kW at a speed of 2000 rev/min calculate: (i) (ii) The torque on the shaft. The maximum shear stress on the stepped down segment of the shaft.
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